Marlboro Defeat Beverly In Tenacious Prospect Park Tilt
Marlboro sped to a 12 to 6 win over Beverly at Prospect Park in seven innings after breaking a tight duel with four runs in the third and eighth frames. Davidson, Courtney and Dowd starred in the Marlboro offense with standout catches and hits, while Brown pitched well for Marlboro and Hadley kept Beverly in check despite three late Marble errors.
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South Acton Y M C Aces Past Mill Office Clerks 8 to 6
South Acton Y M C baseball upset the Mill Office Clerks 8 to 6 on the playgrounds. Morrell allowed 11 hits but fanned 15 in a strong pitching showing. Foley Nims Prescott Morrell paced Acton while Sims and Jamieson stood out for the visitors as the dubious call of a late rally sealed the win.
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Concord Triumphs 10-6 Over Charlestown in League Game
Concord High defeated Charlestown High 10 to 6 after taking a 7 run lead early and holding on as Charlestown rallied in later innings. Key moments included O’Gorman limiting hits for Concord and O’Keefe driving in runs with a three bagger. Hayes and Bulger contributed multiple hits as Concord expanded their lead.
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Jack Johnson Seeks New Path Beyond Boxing
In Paris Jack Johnson muses on becoming a bullfighter after visiting Spain for bullfights. He jokes about war and notes bullfighters earn more than world champions, weighing offers to coach a Havana club and run a cafe. He also comments that Willard is no real fighter, despite Willard's long reach.
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Close Battle As St. Alphonsus Falls To Junction Five Two
A sparsely attended Saturday game ended in a 5 2 Junction victory over St. Alphonsus at the playground. Hopkins pitched well for the locals, allowing four safeties while Carrigan’s defense drew praise behind the plate. The Junction infield displayed color, with key plays including a circus catch in right field by Bulger and several runner outs by Carrigan.
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Carrigan Backstop Shines as Hopkins Teams Gain Edge
With an experienced catcher behind the plate Hopkins shows renewed effectiveness with nine hits in two games. Varley benched by a sore hand, yet his remarkable game kept him in Saturday. Manager Loughlin praised Carrigan for superb throwing and his clutch hitting on Memorial Day. Attendance worries threaten season viability as factory rush and mill closings reduce fans. Next Saturday the team visits Newton to face the fast Newton Catholic club and a June 19 rematch looms with old favorites Fallon and O Connell in town.
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Cambridge Annual Baseball Game Arrangements Set
Arthur J. Coughlan has received a letter from Rev. John A. Croena of Cambridge requesting arrangements for the annual baseball game against a team of local businessmen and professionals. The event will showcase the Cambridge aggregation.
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Middlesex Triumphs Over St George in Season Finale
Middlesex closes its season with a 5 to 2 win against St George's. Hobbs shines on the mound with 15 strikeouts and a three base hit while Lancaster adds a three bagger and Flower another strong game as Middlesex seizes the rivalry clash.
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Des Moines Club Manager Seeks Shotguns for Coaching
Jank Isbell of a Western league Des Moines club contemplates arming his coaches with shotguns to deter baserunners. Issy vents fury after a baserunner reaches first, while Red Andreas is instructed to hold runners until the right moment.
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Italian Oarsman to Visit U S in Summer
Giuseppe Sinigaglia, the giant Italian amateur sculler who won the diamond sculls at Henley last July, will visit America this summer and may compete in regattas here and in Canada.
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Germany Schaefer On Baseball Managers
Germany Schaefer argues that great managers rely on run producers on the field rather than strategic leaders. He cites Cobb and Crawford or Collins and Baker as ideal partners who tear the cover off the ball to supply all the runs a team needs to win.
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Cardinals Seek Shortstop Through Waiver Route
The St. Louis Cardinals are in the market for a shortstop and will pursue players via the waiver route, aiming to add infield depth from major league options.
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Red Sox Aim for Pennant With Comeback Cores
The Red Sox, buoyed by rehabbing players returning to form, now believe they can win the pennant. Management forecasts a strong push and hopes for a world championship in the next season.
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